On Mon, 2018-11-26 at 17:03 +0100, Lukáš Doktor wrote: > > This is a new information. So are you actually looking for job-YYYY- > MM-DDTHH.MM-UID only, or are you looking for test-name => test- > output-dir mapping?
I'm looking to correlate a given display of one of mnay xunit test results in Jenkins job to the one of many job-YYYY-MM-DDTHH.MM-UID directories I have collected for the test run. My xunit output shows me I have a failed test. I want to go to the job-YYYY-MM-DDTHH.MM-UID I have in the archives for the job to see more information about it. > My idea was to basically do something like: > > for name in xunit.gettests().get('name'): > tid = name.split('-')[0] > print(glob.glob("latest/test-results/%s-*" % tid)) > > which although not nice should always return only 1 match. This doesn't correlate to an avocado/job-results/job-YYYY-MM-DDTHH.MM- UID directory does it though? > > > Looking at a given Test instance I can see lots of attributes and > > actually now that I look, I can see several attributes that embed > > that > > job-YYYY-MM-DDTHH.MM-UID value into pathnames such as _stderr_file, > > _stdout_file, _Test__logfile, _Test__sysinfodir, _Test__logdir, > > _ssh_logfile, _Test__outputdir. > > > > I can surely peel the value I am looking for out of any one of > > these > > but of course, that feels like I am peeking under the kimono and > > using > > something that is subject to change in the future. So while I can do this, I can't seem to display it in any way such that it gets into the xunit results in any way. I can print it, in __init__(), say, but that doesn't end up in the xunit results file. Hrm. Looking again, I see that self.log.info() results end up on the xunit Standard Output. This is probably where I can add this. I just need to convert all tests to using my subclass and calling the parent's setUp() in their own setUp(), etc. > I think you understand well (based on the first response). Basically > I run a job, it produces several hundreds of MB of log files, which > are attached as artifacts and then several tenths of MB is attached > again as the XUNIT file, because the "debug.log" is always embedded > into the XUNIT results. It'd be nice to simply add link to the > archived results, but I haven't found a way back then... You could just delete the duplicates before archiving them in Jenkins. I do that for the jobs-results/*/html/ subdirs since the links in them are broken anyway. Or maybe have avocado not produce the debug.log if xunit output is enabled. Cheers, b.
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